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Die Birger Jarl ist ein ehemaliges schwedischen Kreuzfahrtschiff, das 1953 als Passagierschiff und Fähre in Dienst gestellt wurde. Seit seiner Ausmusterung im Jahr 2013 lag das Schiff bis 2020 als schwimmendes Hotel in Stockholm. Seit 2020 trägt es den Namen Baltic Star. (de)
MS Baltic Star is a cruise ship owned by Rederi Hotell Fartyget BJ AB that was operated on services between Stockholm, Sweden and Helsinki, Turku and most recently Mariehamn on Åland (Finland). She was built in 1953 as a passenger liner at Finnboda shipyard in Nacka, Sweden as SS Birger Jarl for Rederi AB Svea. In 1973 she was sold to Jakob Lines, was renamed SS Bore Nord and converted into a ferry. In 1978 she was bought back by the Ånedin Line (named after the 1970s British TV series The Onedin Line, also popular in Sweden) and was renamed SS Baltic Star. In 1982 the ship's original steam engines were replaced by diesel engines; the ship's prefix hence altered to MS. In 1989 the engines were again replaced by new diesels. In 2002 the ship reverted to the name Birger Jarl, and in 2020 back to the Baltic Star name. (en)
M/S Baltic Star är ett kryssningsfartyg som byggdes 1951 som S/S Birger Jarl på Finnboda Varv i Nacka. Mellan 1979 och 2013 trafikerade hon rutten Stockholm–Mariehamn, varefter fartyget på grund av bristande ekonomi gjordes om till vandrarhem vid kajplatsen på Skeppsbron i Stockholm. Mellan 2015 och 2020 låg hon vid Stadsgården. I april 2020 flyttades fartyget till Vivstavarvs hamn i Timrå. (sv)

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(en)

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Finnboda varv, Nacka, Sweden (en)

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*369 passengers *369 passenger berths (en)
*600 passengers *252 passenger berths *30 cars (en)

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*1953–1973: SS Birger Jarl *1973–1977: SS Bore Nord *1978–1982: SS Baltic Star *1982–2002: MS Baltic Star *2002-2020: MS Birger Jarl *2020-: MS Baltic Star (en)

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*1953–1970: Rederi AB Svea *1970–1973: Silja Line *1973–1977: Jakob Lines *1978–2002: Ånedin Linjen (en)

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*1953–1973: Rederi AB Svea *1973–1977: Jakob Lines *1977: Steamship Company Bore *1977–1978: Minicarriers *1978–2002: Caribbean Shipping Company *2002–2005: Rederi AB Allandia *2005-2020: Rederi Birger Jarl AB *2020 onwards: Rederi Hotell Fartyget BJ AB (en)

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MAN–B&W 4SA diesel engine, 2,795 kW (en)
Quadruple steam engine with exhaust steam turbo compressor, 3,300 hk (en)

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*1953–1973: Stockholm, *1973–1977: Jakobstad, *1977–1982: Turku, *1982–2002: Colón, *2002 onwards: Stockholm, (en)

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Stockholm—Mariehamn (en)

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Die Birger Jarl ist ein ehemaliges schwedischen Kreuzfahrtschiff, das 1953 als Passagierschiff und Fähre in Dienst gestellt wurde. Seit seiner Ausmusterung im Jahr 2013 lag das Schiff bis 2020 als schwimmendes Hotel in Stockholm. Seit 2020 trägt es den Namen Baltic Star. (de)
M/S Baltic Star är ett kryssningsfartyg som byggdes 1951 som S/S Birger Jarl på Finnboda Varv i Nacka. Mellan 1979 och 2013 trafikerade hon rutten Stockholm–Mariehamn, varefter fartyget på grund av bristande ekonomi gjordes om till vandrarhem vid kajplatsen på Skeppsbron i Stockholm. Mellan 2015 och 2020 låg hon vid Stadsgården. I april 2020 flyttades fartyget till Vivstavarvs hamn i Timrå. (sv)
MS Baltic Star is a cruise ship owned by Rederi Hotell Fartyget BJ AB that was operated on services between Stockholm, Sweden and Helsinki, Turku and most recently Mariehamn on Åland (Finland). She was built in 1953 as a passenger liner at Finnboda shipyard in Nacka, Sweden as SS Birger Jarl for Rederi AB Svea. In 1973 she was sold to Jakob Lines, was renamed SS Bore Nord and converted into a ferry. In 1978 she was bought back by the Ånedin Line (named after the 1970s British TV series The Onedin Line, also popular in Sweden) and was renamed SS Baltic Star. In 1982 the ship's original steam engines were replaced by diesel engines; the ship's prefix hence altered to MS. In 1989 the engines were again replaced by new diesels. In 2002 the ship reverted to the name Birger Jarl, and in 2020 bac (en)

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Birger Jarl (Schiff) (de)
MS Baltic Star (en)
M/S Baltic Star (sv)

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*1953–1973: SS Birger Jarl (en)
*1973–1977: SS Bore Nord (en)
*1978–1982: SS Baltic Star (en)
*1982–2002: MS Baltic Star (en)
*2002-2020: MS Birger Jarl (en)
*2020-: MS Baltic Star (en)

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